Aluminum Repair Services

Service King provides the industry’s most trusted collision repair service, and that includes aluminum repair work. We proudly offer complete aluminum repair service to our customers in each of the major markets that we serve with more certified aluminum repair centers continuously being added.

We spent years training our technicians and equipping our facilities in preparation for aluminum body repair. We’re proud to say that Service King is currently leading the way in high-quality aluminum repair work.

Service King is also a member of the Assured Performance network of Ford certified repair centers, with more than 35 locations across the U.S. Our collision repair centers also have top-of-the-line equipment and an isolated repair space required to properly perform these repairs.

Finally, all Service King aluminum repair work is backed by our lifetime guarantee. In the rare instance that you’re not 100 percent satisfied with the quality of our work, simply return your vehicle to any location and our team will work to make it right.

THE CHALLENGES OF ALUMINUM VS STEEL

Service King understands the significant differences between working on steel versus aluminum repairs. Sending your vehicle to a shop that doesn’t understand these distinctions may do more, if not irreparable, damage to your vehicle. That’s why Service King has trained their employees to expertly mend aluminum and comprehend how it varies from steel.

Our technicians recognize that aluminum doesn’t have the same moldable properties that steel does, nor does it respond to heat as well as steel does. Aluminum is also much stronger and weighs less than steel, allowing aluminum to be a great asset when a truck needs both towing capacity as well as better gas mileage. This is one of the key reasons aluminum requires more attentive care than steel does.

Once aluminum is bent or damaged, it takes aluminum specific tools in order to extract the dents and reshape your vehicle’s exterior. To explain this further, let’s take screws for example. You would use a slot-head screw for small, low profile holes and Phillips screws for easy, self-center holes; but you wouldn’t use a Phillips screwdriver on a flathead screw or vice versa. The same goes for aluminum repair versus metal repair. That’s why Service King has equipped their facilities and technicians with the tools and knowledge to understand these discrepancies and transform your aluminum body back to its pre-accident condition accordingly.